A one point above-average series that I estimated to have an average ratings of "5.4", but after assessment it gets a near "6", which is a little higher than the shows' worth.
Besides the photography, some cinematography, setting, attention to the environment and era requirements, the costumes & guns (one of the best forte of the show), some acting, note-worthy Bernardo's, won't talk about Zorro's cause he's absolutely no Zorro besides some nice swashbuckling and to some extent the ever contrived and unhappy Lolita's, near nothing else is worth the spending on the production; even the storyline and plots were weak and unrealistic starting with the natives and the development surrounding them and the Red Snake and in parallel the Chinese / Russian characters.
Worth watching if you have nothing more thrilling under your click. It would be a mistake to green-light a second season.
Besides the photography, some cinematography, setting, attention to the environment and era requirements, the costumes & guns (one of the best forte of the show), some acting, note-worthy Bernardo's, won't talk about Zorro's cause he's absolutely no Zorro besides some nice swashbuckling and to some extent the ever contrived and unhappy Lolita's, near nothing else is worth the spending on the production; even the storyline and plots were weak and unrealistic starting with the natives and the development surrounding them and the Red Snake and in parallel the Chinese / Russian characters.
Worth watching if you have nothing more thrilling under your click. It would be a mistake to green-light a second season.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 5.5
- Development: 7.5
- Realism: 6.5
- Entertainment: 5.5
- Acting: 6.5
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 8
- VFX: 7.5
- Music/score/sound: 6
- Depth: 5.5
- Logic: 2.5
- Flow: 6
- Action/drama: 5.5
- Ending: 4.